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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1898
Page
4
An article urges expectant mothers to request a free book titled Before Baby is Born from the Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta Georgia. It claims the publication provides essential information easing fears about childbirth and pregnancy dangers.
Scenic route in connection with multiple railways offers daylight mountain scenery from Nashville to New York via Chattanooga Knoxville Asheville and Hot Springs. Two daily trains run with Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars from Nashville to New York and return with limited stops and through service.
Southern Railway announces reduced round trip fares from various points to Knoxville Tennessee for the Southern Biblical Assembly from June 16 to 26 1808. Tickets available June 18 19 15 6 17 with final limit June 27 and extra sales June 20 21 with final limit July 4 1898.
A hare named Mate Hare tests Mate Fox by feigning alarm about pursuing hounds to see if the fox believes a universal peace exists. The hare tricks the fox, stirs panic, then escapes as the fox runs, while the hare laughs at the fox’s gullibility and the supposed agreement among predators.
A travel writer Hego Gonthe has been killed by an elephant in Central Africa. Riciotti Garibaldi abandons Cuba expedition plans. Yale School of Fine Arts to hear Robert Swain Peabody speak on architecture. Alfred de Rothschild avoids London water by sourcing all in-house supply. Pearl Listerbarger named state representative beauty for Omaha exposition. Two famed Scots described as cripples Lord Kelvin and Dr James Macgregor noted for science and preaching stature.
An advertisement touts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure claiming cures for kidney and bladder troubles and other female diseases. It promises ninety eight percent success, offers a money back guarantee if directions are followed, and notes sale through local druggists with a positive instruction.
The New York Post ridicules Chinese practices while the Richmond Christian Advocate notes the reversal of customary civil navigation and social norms. The piece claims Chinese dress, language, literature, and daily routines defy Western expectations with inverted roles and odd habits across society.
A fragmented warning advises buyers to avoid substitutes and ensure bottles of Bell's Pine Tar Honey are unopened with the company's picture and label. It pressures verification of origin from the H. E. Paoutheriaod Medicine Company, Paducah, Kentucky, warning about counterfeit products.
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